The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
UPWARD STRlDERESUMED
COVERING FROM THEIR PRO-
TRACTED DEMORALIZATIOE,
The BrowBs Jump on the Pelican
Aggregation With Both
Feet.
THE VISITORS DISHRARTENED
OVER ADVERSE DECISIONS.
Nashville Defeats Mobile Ocia-
tIon and National League
Games.

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and Veecb, the three new players
signed by the Memphis Club, were to
make their appearance for the first
time as msmbers OF the Browne,
caused all lovers cf the sport to go out
to Citizens Park yesterday afternoon,
and when Umpire Atkinson called
play, about 4 o'clock, there we're fully
800 people on the grounds.
TIE three new men arrived
in the city yesterday morning
and were accompanied by Manager
Sneed. All showed up in good style,
though Ksppell was q little lame,
caused by wrenching his ankle during
practice before the game. The new
men impressed the audience favorably,
and as each one stepped up TO the
plate he was be srtily cheered by the
audience. Veach pitched nicely, and
ia atill the same old "Paek-a- B 20
McKeough scsught a beautiful
game, and his throwing to
bases YVES superb. He is as quick a
a streak Of lightning, and it would be
lard for q man to steal second base on
him. The New Orleans men became
diskeartened after the first inning
and played loosely. Powell pitched
for them, aud at the start was very
speedy. He was hit hard in the frat
aud fourth innings, and this made
him change his delivery to slow
curve, which was easily gagged by the
locals. They hammered him all over
the q sid, and his work was 80 disgust.
ing to those who know something
about baseball that they lett the
grounds before the game was flushed.
The Gsme.
Kippell opened for Memphis by
driving the ball to lef. fisld r two
bases. Sneed's two dagger sent him
to third, and he scored on Andrews
RrouI der to Geis1, who threw II b Ill
to Cartwright, but he dropped it.
Sleed went to third and Andrew,
stole second. Both scored on Veach's
single. In the third inning Doyle and
Force got their baees on errors by
Forrest and w. Fuller, and Doyle
scored on Veach's grounder to
short, Force going to third
and Vesch to second. Black
was given first on balls. Phelan fol-
lowed with single to left, and on the
hit and bad fielding Force, Vsach and
Back scored. In the fouith inning
Andrews hit cafe, stole second aud
scored on singles by Doyle and Fo D..
Doyle scored on Veach's out at frat
base, and Force came home on a wild
pitch. Black followed with a three
Dagger, but he was left on Phelan's out
at first. In the fifth inning Sneed and
Andrews hit safe, and both scored
on Doyle's three Dagger. In
the eighth inning Andrews hit ssf :,
aud Doyle got first on Forreet's muff
Of bis fly; Force sent grounder to
W. Fuller, forcing out Andrews ct
third base; Veach and Black hit cafe,
aud both Doyle and Force scored !;
Veach went around to third aud
scored on McKeough's fly, which wss
dropped by Geiss; Black went to third
on the play and scored on a wild
pitch, and McKeough scored
on Ksppell's two Dagger. In
the ninth inning Force scored
on his single and Veach's double.
B ack hit safe and Veach crossed the
plate. Black came home on Phelan's
three Dagger to the left fed fence.
McKeou9h kit for base and Phelan
scored.
The New Orleans team scored it's
hrst run in the second inning. Puiol
sent the ball to right field for a
base. In his esgerness 10 get it
Sneed tell down and Pujol went
to second and scored on Powell's
single. In the sixth inning, after
Brennan had been retired on his long
fly to Black, Pujol popped up a high
fly, which wa, dropped by Veach. A
bad throw by McKeough gave him
third, and he scored on Kappell's mufi
of a thrown ball. In the eighth Geiss
scored OF his single and Pujol's hit
along the left foul line for three bases,
In the ninth inning W. Fuller hit safe,
and II. Fuller got FIRST on balls. Both
stole a bsse and scored on Wells's
grouuder to second. Cartwright drove
the ball tol left for two bags, went to
third on Geiss's out a. fist and scored
IN a wild Mitch